Using Index to search case sensitive data

dokouk

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I need some help with a similar situation but this time I need to look up within an array.

This is the data from my main spreadsheet.

AccountAccount IdAccount IdID (18-Digit)SectorIndustry
xxx PLC0014L00000CLxzXQAT0014L00000CLxzXa084L000006tN3VQAUReal EstateReal Estate Management & Development

I have Account ID from 3rd cell stored in another spreadsheet and I want to return the details in column 6 ie steel

SedolAccount NameAccount IDISINCountrySectorIndustry
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx0014L00000CLzLkAustraliaSTEEL

I tried to use a variation based on =INDEX(Data!N:N,MATCH(TRUE,EXACT(F2,Data!N:N),0)) but this doesn't take into account arrays? Can you help?
 

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Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.
You could also use this:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Data!N:N,EXACT(F2,Data!N:N))
I advise not to use entire column references and to convert your range to a table and point to the table column.
"If it looks like a table, format as table"
 
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You could also use this:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Data!N:N,EXACT(F2,Data!N:N))
I advise not to use entire column references and to convert your range to a table and point to the table column.
"If it looks like a table, format as table"
Sorry I posted the wrong formula; the formula I'm using is =INDEX('account sedol etc.csv'!$C:$F,MATCH(TRUE,EXACT(C2,'account sedol etc.csv'!$C:$F),4))

Also I have about several thousand lines to apply this formula to.
 
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Probably better to start using power query to:
- Pull in that CSV
- Join the resulting table with the other table using an exact match
 
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